. >> if caught she will face petty larceny.ill: chasing a a story about a teacher's aide and a lot of hot water for appearing topless in a documentary. >> westchester, a high school employee's learning her role as an activist could be jeopardizing her job. she took part in at docudrama topless endorsing a social movement to allow women to shed their tops in public. >> were you on board with the movement? >> i did not no about it before the film. i was doing my research. okay. a root in women's rights. >> if you want to impact you need to go really big. >> sexuality has been taken away from us. >> the same job she was now. she researched the issue to make sure it would not jeopardize her job. there is a 1992 court ruling allow women to bare their breasts in public. two weeks ago she was questioned about the film. >> do you know why you are here. here. i said, i have an idea. people talk. probably about this film. well, it is going around the building. causing a distraction in the building. bill: you talked to her. >> she had the

when we met him, he was serving a year for petty larceny and violating parole. >> i just spiraled outntrol as far as criminality goes. so, i've been back and forth a few times, mostly for drug activity, trying to make money hustling in the street. >> but randolph took advantage of the jail's writing program and had hopes of becoming a journalist. >> we publish the "rikers review," a magazine created by inmates for inmates. it's extremely helpful. gave me computer skills, marketable skills. i'm looking forward to trying to utilize that when i get out. >> the prison journal randolph showed us included one of his poems. >> can you read a little bit of your poem? >> all right. this one's called "hold this." grip these words as if your embrace alone will help me save my life, so that i might live to give my tomorrows as payment for yesterday's debts. >> randolph says his poem is his vision for a new life. >> the future conceals hopes and happiness i have yet to feel. for this you present a fresh foundation on which to rebuild. the peace i seek is real. i reach for your compassion, strong a

. >> mcdonald is charged with petty larceny and burglary.led not guilty but admits to entering an unlocked home during a time when she was living on the streets and addicted to drugs. >> i went to the fridge to get something to eat. then i went from the fridge to the bedroom to see if they had any change on their dresser, whatever. and when i opened the first drawer, there was $300 sitting in the drawer. so i took $300 and left. >> mcdonald has struggled with drug use, ranging from marijuana and ecstasy to crack and cocaine. she says she turned to drugs after a painful childhood. >> i talked to my therapist about that. he says that's because of your past. don't let it fuel anything. no feelings and stuff. i'm like, yeah. >> now mcdonald has new feelings to deal with. she's met a man here. >> when he comes out for rec for his hour, he comes to my window. we sit there and talk. and then -- which is not really allowed, but you know, he does it anyways. >> charleston county has one of the few co-ed segregation units in the nation. since there ar

string of car break-ins is now in custody. 54-year-old antoine kennedy is charged with habitual petty larceny and destruction of property. police say kennedy was caught in the act in a parking garage on wilson boulevard. detectives say he is responsible for 50 car break-ins in arlington county. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the nation's capital to address congress against president obama's wishes. that event has exacerbated tensions between israel and the u.s. here's more of what the prime minister said today. >> the u.s.-israeli relationship is facing a major test. prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress tomorrow, a speech that's been controversial from the moment it was announced. >> my speech is not intended to show any disrespect to president obama. >> netanyahu is expected to continue his strong criticism of the long term nuclear agreement with iran and he's coming before congress at the invitation of republican house speaker john boehner who didn't involve the white house. the obama administration said boehner's injected a partisanship that's been de

larceny, and cocaine possession. >> i feel like a champion. handcuffs and all. black stripes. >> joshua gohr, we call him a frequent flyer. he's in and out, in and out. he comes in on little pettyharges, he leaves on charges. >> they told me i was special. >> likes attention. gets in trouble a lot. just high-maintenance inmate. >> i was in the war. by the time i make it upstairs i have welts from that detergent. >> he's a slickster. >> gohr's time in jail has not been without benefit. he met his girlfriend here. >> i want to see him do good. he's a good man when he's not doing drugs and stealing out of stores he's a sweetheart. but if he doesn't then i have to let him go. because i have to be there for my kids. >> can you let him go? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> the couple met when both were serving time in the jail about a year earlier. samantha agee, on a conviction of credit card fraud while attempting to obtain drugs. gohr for check fraud. agee had an inmate job dropping off laundry in the glass-enclosed sallyports or entryways of various housing units. >> i see her coming, bringing the laundry. i was like, you know, basically saying, i'd like to write you. it's funny.